ellechrystal:
Lies lies lies, n all this funny links, blogs being paid for to write trash, I just wonder how corruption n stupidity will end in this country wen blogs like this exist.
We r backwards cos of our mentality, not cos of d president.
Propaganda up n down, am quite sure the international community will b laughing at how silly most ppl in this country r.
N d most annoying part is that, the ones who lack ve sold us out.

santity100:


for your information the people that were imprisoned during his military regime were Corrupt politicians and government officials
for your information those that were killed were drug dealers

Go and learn .. unless your family were involve in either of the offences above

appini:


[s]Yes, totally wrong! The question that was asked is to give a clear roadmap on how to attract foreign investments.

Iraq is experiencing large numbers of foreign direct investments.

My question is this, is there no security challenges in Iraq?[/s]

appini:
[s]Buhari for no reason is he capable of leading a country like Nigeria. can you imagine, he cannot even make any reasonable policy statement in the area of the economy when asked on how he will attract foreign investments into the country.[/s]

Nkemtreasure:


These are private universities and not government funded schools. Education should be one of the basic priorities of any government. If we could have more, then why not?

francizy:


You're entitled to your opinion tho. I also see bigots among GMB supporters too. Its a two way thing. So compare GMB, OBJ and GEJ's rule and tell us who was more democratic and who was more autocratic.

francizy:


PDP supporters are truly a good reflection of the characters of GEJ. That man is the most tolerant being Nigeria has ever seen and the most humble and most calm president in the history of Nigeria. I can recall how OBJ ruled us undemocratically and you dare not challenge him. A military trait he even retained upon stepping down from office.

I already see a bright future but we all have to work hard to get there and stop waiting for GEJ to carry us on his back to where we are going. He will just lead us while we follow..

Borno State-based pastor, Kallamu Musa-Dikwa, who accused the Christians Association of Nigeria of collecting N7bn bribe from President Goodluck Jonathan to campaign against the All Progressives Congress Presidential candidate in the March 28 election, has insisted that the CAN collected the said amount.

Musa-Dikwa on Monday in Kaduna insisted that the Jonathan government gave CAN N7bn to campaign against the APC candidate, Maj. Gen Muhammadu Buhari (retd.).

He however said that neither Jonathan nor Buhari was fit to govern the country.

The cleric said CAN collected N7bn from Jonathan and not N6bn as alleged by the Rivers State governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, who is also the Director-General of the APC Presidential Campaign Organisation.

Amaechi had alleged that unnamed leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party paid N6bn to Christian clerics to campaign against the APC. The allegation has caused uproar among the Christian community, with the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria and the Northern State Christian Elders Forum asking Amaechi to name the church leaders who collected the N6bn.

But reacting to the challenge by the Northern States Christian Elders Forum, Dikwa, who is the Executive Director of the Voice of Northern Christian Movement, had told journalists in Kaduna last Thursday that the said money was channelled through CAN.

He said the Christians body got N7bn on January 26, 2015 and disbursed N3m each to state chairmen of the CAN across the country.

Dikwa, who was an Associate Pastor with the E. Y. N. Church (Enklesiyan Yan’uwan A Nijeriya) Farm Centre, Dikwa Road, Maiduguri, Borno State, under Rev. Emmanuel Kwajihe between 2002-2004, said the CAN had started threatening Christians in Borno that they must re-elect President Jonathan in the rescheduled election.

He said that he fell out with the national body of CAN when sometimes in 2013 some clerics from the United States (Christians Association of Nigeria-Americans) visited Nigeria and donated the sum of $50,000 to the victims of the Boko Haram violence in Borno State.

He explained that rather than disbursing the money to serve the purpose for which it was meant, CAN merely gave the victims a paltry N100,000.

The cleric added that when he asked the leadership of the body about the $50,000 for the victims, they became furious.

“This was the beginning of our disagreement with the national body of CAN,” he said.

On the alleged N7bn bribe money, Musa-Dikwa, who played a recorded audio of someone confirming that CAN had collected the money before members of the Correspondents’ Chapel of the Kaduna Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists in Kaduna on Tuesday, said that when Amaechi first accused the clerics of collecting bribe to campaign against the Buhari candidacy, “I text (message) to the leadership of the CAN to repent or be exposed.”

He said since he opened the can of worms, he had received several threat messages from yet-to-be identified persons, who claimed that “I am against Christians and working for the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate.”

Dikwa said it was untrue that he was working for Buhari.

He also added that since the revelation, many of the CAN leaders had called him to confirm that the allegation was true and that they indeed collected the money (N7bn) and disbursed N3m to the state CAN in the 36 states of the Federation.

He said an insider within CAN confirmed to him that the money was collected on January 26, 2015.

He said, “There was no newspaper or news coverage of the disbursement of the N7bn to CAN. A national officer of CAN confirmed to me that CAN received the money and disbursed N3m to each state CAN.

“I sent text messages to the CAN leadership, asking them to repent otherwise I will expose them. Nobody replied me. That is why I decided to open up. Some people say that I am working for Buhari. It is not true. I am not working for anybody. It is not today that I started writing on Boko Haram. I stand for the truth. Boko Haram affects everyone, Christians and Muslims.”

“I am not working for anybody. I am standing for the truth. I am standing for righteousness and for my people, whether Christians or Muslims.

“I have always said that both President Goodluck Jonathan and Maj-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd) are not good for Nigeria. I am praying and I am always telling the people that God will stop them (Jonathan and Buhari).”

Ngwakwe:
Blame it on Jega's plan to rig the election and his refusal to accept responsibility knowing fully well that INEC wasn't ready for the election and has the powers to shift elections without pushing the excuses to security when the military has no place in coordination of elections according to our constitution

donphilopus:
I'm one of the people who like(d) Pro-APC Posts very well. I intended doing that till FeBuharu 14th, but Jonathan bleeped me up by postponing the Election. Do you expect me to take all these online brouhaha seriously when I have other important things to do offline? Abeg o. Whether I like a post or not, Buhari would still win the Election. Jonathan's days in Aso Rock are numbered!

janus05:
[s]Buhari will speak at chatam house on Thursday and as a presidential candidate, he could afford almost a week out of Nigeria before the scheduled event at this campaign period. There is something Tinubu and other GMB handlers are not telling Nigerians. Politics aside.[/s]

OLADD:


You guys are absolutely disgusting. I asked for a reliable source for the purported interview and all you could provide are dailypost and premiumtimes? Who does not know that those online media are as fake as SaharaReporters? Can you confirm to Nairalanders any local media (newsprint or electronic) that reported the interview? Friend, confirm the authenticity of news before hyping on them.

tit:
[s]no be only captain america!
na captain shekau.[/s]

udemzyudex:
I'm just wondering why other newspaper are not following this case up the way saharareporters are...

Is it because obanikoro want to sue them,so they want use their press power to buy the public?

I want to hear from other newspaper apart from saharareporters concerning this case...

Still waiting sha.

OLADD:


Op, can you confirm the authenticity of the purported interview granted by Mr. President on the audio tape apart from your unconfirmed surce? Was there any press statement from the presidency on the audio tape apart from the Sahara Reporters nonsense?